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MIX. CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February II, 1887.

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seaate.
Bills "to increase the naval estab-
lishment and 8" to provide for the in
crease of the naval establishment were
introduced, the former by Mr.. Came
ron and the latter by Mr.. Hale, and
were referred to the Committee on Ma
val Affairs, after a'statement by Mr..
Hale that the two bills related 20 differ
ent branches of the naval establish
ment.
The resolution heretofore offered by
Mr.. Blair, directing the Committee on
Education and Labor to continue during
the recess and complete the investga-
ton as to the relations between labor
and capital was taken up and adopted.
Mr.. Stanford introduced a bill to
provide mortars and heavy guns for the
armament Of forts, coast defences, and
vessels of the United States. The
Senate then at 2:l0 resumed the con-
sideration of the Eads Tehuantepec
bill, and Mr.. Hoar continued his argu-
ment in support of it. When he had
concluded the bill was laid aside
temporarily.
The post-olfice appropriation bill was
taken up, briefly discussed, and laid
aside. Such items as were likely to
lead to political debate were passed
oyera
On motion of Mr.. Ransom, House
bill to authorize terms of the United
States Circuit Court at Wilmington, N.
c., was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Malone, the SEN
ate bill to authorize the Secretary OF
War to exchange guns with the h. E.
Lee volunteer battery, of Petersburg,
Va, was taken up aud passed.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
House OF Representatives.
Most Of the afternoon was consumed
in the discussion in Committee OF the
Whole of the bill extending the patent
of James j. Johnston, of Columbiana,
Ohio, for the improvement in process
for evsporating liquids, but no action
was taken.
At 3:45 the Presidents private score
tary was announced, and presented a
message from the President trans
hitting, without his approval, the de-
pendent pension bill. The reading OF
the message was followed with an at
tention more strict than is generally &C.
corded TO such document.
At its conclusion Mr.. Watson, of In
diana, moved that the bill accompany
! ing the message DO referred TO the Com.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

"The Mormonlobby at Washington is
about to be reinforced by a strong dele
cation from Utah" Doubtless one OF
the lobbyists has sent for his wife.
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srArs or yronu, CITY og acryoyo-s

VIII
I. r. II. Steger. notary pull. n, 7nI f.-sais
city. in ssid state. 10 certify that Il.ury b. Iay-
lor, Jr., Blair Boiling. ami in.n4.t IS ANA
whose nance ara signed 10 tie writing a...s.
haYo acknowledged tie Same before I.. II. nv
city Aforesaid. Ana I 30 further .r,fy r.t
said Henry T.. Taylor. Jr. alI Ha.r BOILING
this day made Oeth before ua BIOS o.. s4.i
Thomas G. Williams has ppI Dob 4fnli .a-1
cate tho sum ~ ten thousand d0lIar-
Given uudOr my hand This "a isY ~ Ia.l-
aty. ~. L. o. ~Ifst.t
IA .-GN Notary N.r.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

With n broader business policy than naS
chprapcriZc1 any other southern cOrporatiou'
,vr hayo steadily appreciated the rciftrs ~ 30
- land and fcopls. We are holding for our
own uront ertan lands 10 be sold IN the future :
he balance Il offered FREE As AK TO all VINO
apply in time.
A little moro than one year ago The II; AZ
DRFWis BAY RAILROAD AND LAND COM
PANY acquired control Of upward OF Dl,UOO
a,.rps Of the most desirable lands IN the siate
u Florida situated around about tho beauuint
bay Of 81 Andrews, on the southwest cur
coast Before The war the town known as -.
Andrews Bay vas tho home of many wealthy
reorle. who had sought The shores Oh the Deao-
fifui bay az a location where could DO lOunu IN
heir highest perfection the peculiar delights
81 a Florida home. During tie war tne Town
was bomLardod by a Federal heet and nearly
went ont OF existence The inhabitants ned,
nlandC ming their shattered homes 10 mo loren
and illage Of the enemy, and not until ABOUT
Ten years agO was there any attempt made 10
reoccupy ne town. This company began a.
tive operations Little more than a year ago
Since n at time there las been the most re-
Variable boom created for ~. Andre" s
Paw that has ever been known IN the flo"eI
staio. Last winter more than quo visitors
som all pari- Of tho country reached thel point
ip Guest OF Florida homes. Business ana dwell
mo houses have been erected BY the hundred.
Property secured at the beginning OF th'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Governor FORAKER announces that
he shall not be a candidate for re-
election" We congratulate Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
DsUes. MEDICINES. A..

u
We are iuss roceiyins, u or own sl,.,,,
portation, . fresh iot 81 fins
LUcCA OLIVE OIL
for table use. 1his OIL II rery hi,.,
sweet. and Ia bottled expressly f,r ns ~ ~
horn, Italy. "'i-
IL is put up IN tho HSual sire quart. p,,. -.
hnlfpint hotties. ~
Orders from fne-erocery trade soll,fto,
PURCELL, LADD = 40
jail wholesale Drlerr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
SEINE THREAD.

I LICHTENSTEIN'S A-ss60ys
He SONS. corner sever icculh
and Franklin streets. solo Importers n go
celebrated Lion Brand sCine.iLrDai, Nait-A'
Oh 10 give satisfaction.
Also, on hand Seine-TwiEos, sein'-l- =
Ropes Yawking, CorSs, COrkuool, Han ~.
Gili-Nets. Fyke- Nets, Skim-Nous, MinnQs N'S
ting. 81. t
Also. Fhhermens wa,er-Proof C!oihihs Az
Gum boots. ..
We arc Offering all Of The above ariiicS t"
the lowest prices Orders solicitol y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
NOW ME TDIE I'D sPECULA-.

Active fluctuations in tho market 0fer r. Pc
tunities % spectators 20 make r.lnf
Grain, Stocks. Bonds. Aui Petroleum D
peTSonal attcufioD given 90 orter rc-risoi p
wire or mail Correspondents soil-i.ai tAl
information about tho markets ln ou- "tA
which will DO forwarded fre0 on spplirat'h
II. ID. KYLE. Banker ami h-lkor.
- Broad and s. N8w sun'.s
no 20-decd&giy Ses prs .i-!.
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nI,R MErHonl NoTE IT'S FAIRNESS!

We have jrst issued large sheet OF detailed
House Plans, Illustrating nine different styles
of houses. costing from 500 TO 1880 each, when
this Company il prepared to build for sis pa
irons at ii. Andrews Bay. In order 10 deilas
at least n rurtiOn Of the very largo cost 81 ao-
yertisipg, getting up these designs, AMI ere
outing q LSgGl Warranty Dced for each dppdcd"t
We viii charge 25c for mailing this sheet OF
House Plans TO applicants. The pans are
worth - 10 any one who will oyor desire TO
build house They are all new ana gotten up
expressly for us II you SELECT from the House
Plans any one that suits you, We Will bllid the
house on your property, and give you pre- gsdTs
time 10 1dy far me house, charging you pot
cont interest on the cost Of the house. II you
90 not care to have house built you are not
Obliged to do so, you being left entirely iree TO
decide for yourself without In any way affecting
the gift Of tho property. The property VIII De
given to you FREE, whether you have house
built or not With the sheet Of House flahs
will be sent "A Numbered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

For coughs, colds, orany irritation OF
tho throat, take DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup. rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

Lord Cranbrook is the oldest of the
British Cabinet Ministers, at seventy
two years, and Mr.. A. j. BalfOur, al
thirty-eight, is the youngest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

LOCAL COLONY CLUBS. Of f. iIouse
Plans AMI FIVE Free Land Warrants will b. sen.
to any address, 10 be distributed amoaS
friends. Gu receipt Of 81 for tho House rlsns 4;
ten for 81; fifteen for 80; twenty Tor -, anu
TWENTY-FIVE for g. No more than tweniy-nVe
are desired froltxaHy one pors1n 8'ung as
agent tor others. Dscds will DO male "a tao
club agent directs WHOM he returns the ffeo
Land Warrants
- YON VIM BE 4 TRAITOR % yonr
own Interests and u those dependent ON y9h II
YOU foil % avail yourself 81 this great FREE
Lind offer SECURE itfor your children. .,.
THE ST. ANDREWS BAY RAILROAD AND
LAND COMPANY numbers among ~ officers
and stockholders some Of the most rospon .iolo
and energetic men OF Florida, Onto. AMI Ne"
York. who are enlisted heart, hand, and 20 'Net-
book in this great enterprise, aud we reIer !"
two thousand prosperous settlers ~ - An-
drew's Aud now we await your pleasure.
Address either our Northern ONCE a. Cinnn-
natl or our Eastern once At New YORK, whore
all deeds arc issued, rs follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
HAMBURG EDGLNGS.

Wenow show the largest stock Of HAMBURG
EDGINGS and GNSERTINGS syor brought TO
this city. Anticipating tho advance ia tho
prices Of these goods We placed our orders SOW
ersl months ego, which enables "a TO soil az 10"
prices LEVI q DA'la'
SEQ our BABY CARRIAGES. 70 10-ood
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Old BOOKS aiken In exchange.
10 Sd1w RANDOLPH s. EsCtl-'I

NEW BO0KS.-"A ScifMaIe Man 20
~ ~ N. ~. McClo'and, author OF "N To-
WON" "priusess.H -. "A admins o.. rr....
On which ths hero rs = naryelloI-.F raal o.
attractive q cure. Tue various -ltla'tU-t t-b
described "a d mas .sIly manner lH... t.
General Gorge B. Mr,blians Own >,fl
tho War, illustrated, 81; Camp i.'- ~.
General ! ee from zoe Peninsula f1 AIf,'u b.
fox Court souse. by kuls pr'fueriy iill-t-a .i,
$50; C,uycTius-ili5 Life, rlsi, ani COW
zion, boy himself, %. WEST, JOHNSTON
co, 81 Main stosL "a
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10 Be Read in Connection with .4joce

boom has been sold from SIS 20 $50 f)r ord.-
nary Building Lots. Every old sctter D
7, allied handsome competency a. dHpo'inS
OF a portion Of his land at fancy pri''- Oo,t-
have been erected hotels built and a1ded
from time t. time; q line OF soycn boats ply
regularly between -. Andrews Bay ana other
ports. and altogether the outlook promises that
n. Andrew Bay will IN few years bosom
tho most important city Of the Glif coast l.
possesses every natural advantage: deep bay
moro than sixty-nye miles long with its various
branches-with deep channels IN the outer gun.
az once the most charming AMI mos, us'fil
body OF water on the coast; safe harDOr Tor
tho fleets of world. Every species OF veg -
table, fruit, ant cereal Will grow 10 perfection
In the soft Italian climate; oysters in countless
miliions-the beat In the wOfll-rest IN thou
,apds OF eNhaustless Oy-ier-bels: timber easily
accessible and sufficient Ia quantity To fdrlish
cargoes for years - the entiro carrying capi-
city Of a nations neet; climate that, both
inter- and summer, Is the absolute perfection Of
earthly delight; FREQ from malaria, high, dry
land. and beautifully located. These are
among other good reasons why s. Andrew
Bay f. The most desirable location Tor a Florida
home that tho State can Onar, and why thi'
company has confidence in tho wisdom ~ IT,
present business policy. Within Two years -.
Andrews will b3 me second iarses. ciiy IA
Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
4 PAN or wTFr-TRADgRs.
A MURDERER's GRIEF

Henry Arts (colored) was recently
sentenced TO be hanged at GoldsborO'
for the murder of bis step-daughter
He is in n dreadful condition of mind.
He is to be hanged the first Friday in
March. He says he was drunk mt the
time he beat out the girls brains. He
cries and screams ceaselessly, and it is
thought may die of grief and fright be-
fore the day of execution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
pLAIR'S CHLORAL THYAf
ID has proved Itself 70 10
A POWERFUL DisiNPECTAvr

II has prevented the spread - rlof,.....
disease, particularly Diphnona snl 500,
Fever. IN families u has modified bal .,.."
tlms, and has of,en Afforded comfort .r
rooms ~ ~ agreeable aai tnorlrra .'D
ing Properties 10 Las rave livcs .l @
FOR sale ~ druggisfS IIiro y cr.... .
tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

"There's life in the old land yet,
the bondholders will learn.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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WE HEREBY NOTIFY OR

w friends and the public generally H...
having acquired the entire business aif q. 80
Of The late concern - GuDDIN s. ItI..I
from the administrator ~ JOINS VI. D...r
deceased, and thc surviving partner. ST. H.s.
RY +. TAYL0g, Jr. W. shall continue to .ry
ou the same business 40 inc ola place f. D.
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and serve them. All per-ons ludot.ni D. u.f
late firm Will settle with us, AMI r10,a ist j.
claims against II will present them D. us I'D
payment
jau TAYLOR & BOILING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

Mr. William l.. Royal and Judge
Bond seem to be getting desperate in
their effort to run the Legislative, Judi
cial, and executive departments of Viz
qinia. If the laws don't suit them,
they are at once unconstitutional. II
the Judiciary of the State decides fol
the State, then the judicial decisions
are unconstitutional. If the Executive
attempts to perform its sworn duty to
administer the laws as given it by the
legislative and the Judicial depart
monts, then the Executive at once Is
unconstitutional!
What a mimicry of iustice!-Hal6u
Record.
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FINANCIAL

WE OFFER FOR SALE s00o
w TEN-YEAR PER CENI.DuLI trfi'
u the TERMINAL COMPANi 80 "a fad .hs
est. with right 20 advance ul3 pu-' al-.' W
notice.
The total issue Is limited D. b nlul -..i.fi
by stock and bonds having % lr...fa hs' .
value OF fiS5QO.eo. Including N" .' l"f
stock Of the Richmond and Dan i.r A... b
and East Tennessee rairUaI.
We consider these first cia's e.tf.f p
expect 10 sce them sell abOse t.r
send correspondents on appli altos r. s. ~ -.
londs and atocks deposited iu uu--
THOMAS BRANCH 6 co,
Bankers aud COmmseioh Merchants
e.. q
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LACES.

Our assormen Of LACRs Is largo. We call
particular attention to our largo assortment Of
real ToRCHoN and MEDiCI LACES; also, 20
tho MACHINE-MADEToRCH BDGINGs Of
our own importation. We show patterns shat
cannot be found elsewhere atlO, Is, ~, p, and
3d. for piece Of twelve yards
LEVY & DAVIS.
See our cheap SMYRNA RUGS. 70 l0-eod
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VI. NcCann, Tyrone, Pa.
". 4. Kmsloe, LOckhayen, IA.
Sa m Hill, Schenley, Pa.
l.. l.. Knowles, BranfOrd, Pa.
r. Murphy. Huntington, v. Va
J. II. Baxtresser, Middletwn, Pa
". /. Colyin, Beatrice, Neb.
Frank A. Smell, Ansonia, Conn.
4. jarrett, uu,cninson, Mimi.
Lewis Brindle, Latrobc, Pa.
Elmira Keppie, Latroho, Pa.
j. W. McCCach, santa Re, y. NJ.
j. 4. Davis. Pierce City, NO.
James r. Bowley, Oiathe, haa.
Il. Minehau, Guvdon. Ark.
Geo. 4. Kopp, Fisher > HILL va
". r. BreWtOn, Cedar Plain, o.
VIM. c. Sampson, Golden, Col.
Z. b. kiblet. Shinnstou, ". va.
N. j. Lurquest. Birm CHAM, Ala
JccI 2. Keys, COlwich, Kan.
Jno.A.Kramer, bloomsbury, Ia
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LOCAL COLONY CLUBS. Fl F!'' i lISn

lsnd. are disposed Of. you viii Do 40 n)taod
ana the g5c you sond fog the House Plans D.
returned 10 you.
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FREELAND WARRANT

N q seai,d cnceiore Upon its receipt You VIII
olon he envelope, sign your name in y@. on
the proper blanks. 80 that Warranty be.d
can he made In YOUR name. and return the
ssme Us deed for tho piece OF land called
for is the Free Land Warrant will 0e imIne-
dintely executed in your name. No charge OF
any kind will be made for the Free Land war
raut-tho property will be absolutely lree.
At ,cur arrlice,iCn Is received dJter all the
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10000 in % to 4c-Acro Tracts
ACRES. ALL FREE

We desire 20 impress that this announcement
p,eaps eracfiy Whaf u sdYs-that every applicant
can secure. dbSoluic'B fTee u any charge gor re
IdRd, one Of the above divisions OF valuable
Florida property. No trick NO luggllhs OF
wordsl It means exactly that-nothing less,
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nENNYROYAL PlLIN- u

DEM J RO 1Ab PILLS -"D.lI
4 CllFsIERS ENGLISH Iho lr. f.r.....
only genuine. safe ani always ra,a
ware Of worthless limitations. lali....
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a.. ls'amps) 10 ~ To- particulars l POI.
tura nal Name rape. 'il,H
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cclIhia, IA.
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DRUNKENNESS.

cd. The fiQgor Habit can o. tlr.i N.tt..tn.
knowledge 81 the Patient fy lf,.....
tenne Dr.. Haino- 6clt.n-f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

In this county the Republicans
sought to make the no-fence law agita-
ton "A basis for their work. Their
blatant orators said the people felt it to
be oppressive. But really it is not at
all oppressive. 1he House passed a
bin to repeal it, but the Senate has
acted more wisely and will not pass tho
house bill. The committee to-day
made an unfavorable report on the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12
iN0 nrange Grove Tracts of i0 10,
500 city Building Lots.

Every word of this advertise VOIT
ment is important. Don'tmiss Ill
il. PROFIT By II. II ia for - y
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ISDERTAkfR>.
cRoeKERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

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,orsunity pass without awaiting yourself Of v.
A soma goods viii DO sold for Lkss THAN
cosr H. n. WALLACE.
a. Ann - sad SIS sass Broad street.
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Auofher Heavy Snow.Storm.

IIy teIcglaph = INo DI7ViV'l'-
HURoy, OAK, February n.-Thc
heaviest and hardest snow-storm OF the
winter ragged all day yesterday. Eight
inches of snow fell. No trains have
reached here since Wednesday.
ABERDEEN, OAK, February Ia
severe storm of snow has been raging
here since yesterday afternoon. The
wind is strong from the north and
drifting the snow badly. The railroads
are blockaded.
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A ArcCEsgFUL sEAsoy.

The news from the fishermen in the
Albemarle and Pamlico sounds section
is that the catch OF fish is large.
H6ifinrs were never 80 abundant thus
early in the season, and white shad Of
large size are being caught in great
numbers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-12

Reading uoticcs IN rcading-maf'cr type .
lines or icss, 81: m noui arcil leadod, 30
Card Of rates Tor more specs furnished on APP
plioation.
All letters and kilograms must 30 addres'ol
10 THR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned.
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George Steven, ~ Label s:reot.
PHILADELPHIA, "a.
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+ Mm. II. Bower, 2i and Erie ave.
Jas. Brown, ~ SAMSON street
. j. 4. HAinCs. 1870 Marshall st.
\. b. Shipley BOB Commerce 81.
Troy, n. Y.
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, w. 4. ChAttorion, ~ Third 81.
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And. Knudsep. Garfield, Kan.
VIM. F. Birkelbgch, shaft. Pa.
Moses Il. Knapp. Gwynodd, ia.
NJ. L. LeWark, Wshasha, MINI.
Mrs. j. A. Davis. hillsbOrO', Ill.
John Cord. Hama, Ind.
q. +. Fox, Mt. Camel, Pa.
&. +. strong, Gloucester, Mass.
Andrew sullivan,
George W. Davis, "
James :. Mch llcn, Trans. St.,
26th Ward, ! .t-burgn, Pa
". =. Davis, d Inland Park, IN
no. G. Morrisor. Anchorage, ny
". Kennedy, y sbasha, Mimi.
A. Is. Davis, Eureka 81 81, ARK.
James Keyen, schuyler, NsD.
KANsAs CITY, NO.
j.. A. Sullivan. Met. Hotel.
l.. l.. Mackus s.. "a Oak street
lie l9-sH37 6Wc0W2tI
, 1887-03-22

l had an interview down in the country
with the captain of the Salvation Army.
She was n buxom young woman of 20,
who hnd gone into the service against the
wishes of her parents. 1t threw some
thing Of n new light on the subject to
me. | fancy most people suppose that
those who go singing along the street are
quite imperyious to tho taunts of the
crowd which greet them so freely. But it
seems they are not.
"Oh," said the captain, "thcse are not
all the soldiers Of the army. There are
many who don't appear who won't go on
the street. I tell you," she said, with n
strong western twang, sit takes grit to go
out and sing on the streets and bear all
that you've got to there. And very few
can do It,"
She showed us photographs of several
of the soldiers, and a smile came over her
face when she spoke of Hallelujah Jim
and Salvation Tommy, and ono man in n
picture had u kind of jersey on with the
legend Happy Charley" in large capitals
across his stomach. But there was n
great deal of earnestness and force in that
buxom young captain, 20 years old, who
spoke of saving souls as practically as if
she were talking of preserving pears, and
was rs matter of fact in suggesting that
she should pray with us as II she were Of
fering to open oysters. The Salvation
Army is ono of the most curious of
studies, and among the class it works
with / believe 1t does n great deal of prac-
teal good, even if its methods are some
what demonstrative and brusquc.-San
Francisco Chronicle "Undertones."
, 1887-03-22

By the way, shortly before Edison left
he reverted to his old toy, the phono-
graph, and said that he had not the slight
est doubt that the perfected phonograph
of, say 500 years from now will do away
with every sort of writing and printing.
People who want to write a letter will say
what they want to say into their phono-
graph. take out the little slip of foil or
paper, and send it Off, while the person
who receives it will put it into his instru-
ment and listen to what his friend has to
say. The printers occupation will be
gone, because newspapers will consist of
sheets of tin foil, to be put into each per-
sons photograph, when the news will be
read out to the monograph in a clear, in
teresting and effective manner, some de
vice being adopted by which the reader
will be enabled to have read exactly what
interests him or her, and skip all the
rest. Probably the advertiser who takes
a whole column for five words will pay
extra to have the monograph shout out
that his soap is the best and was used by
Cleopatra, Mrs. Langtry, and other beau
ties of past ages.-New York Cor. Brook
lyn E1ple.